It is a professional and ethical duty of an arbitrator, in case he disagrees with the arbitral award rendered by the majority of arbitrators, to inform the parties of his legal opinion and the arguments that prevented him from accepting the arbitral award. This is the primary purpose of dissenting opinions, which are widely accepted in international arbitral practice. This dissenting opinion has been written solely for that purpose, without any intention to enter into a discussion with the opinions and arguments of other arbitrators as stated in the Arbitral award.